Finnish-Australian gothic/progressive metal quartet The Eternal has unveiled a lyric video for “Under The Black”. The track comes by way of the band’s long-awaited seventh studio album, Skinwalker, set for release this Friday, 28 June, via Reigning Phoenix Music (RPM).
Marking a fresh start for the group with a renewed line-up, the nine-track Skinwalker will please longtime followers of the band as well as new-found listeners by successfully exploring new sonic territories beyond their comfort zone. “Under The Black” offers a compelling showcase of The Eternal's progressive inclinations, blending dynamic shifts and emotive storytelling into a captivating sonic journey. With the introduction of guest Santeri Kallio's (Amorphis) Hammond organ, the track is driven by its pulsating energy. Guided by expressive guitar work and propelled by commanding drums and resounding bass lines, the listener is led through a series of exhilarating peaks and valleys, where haunting vocals take centre stage. Dynamically, the track navigates the spectrum from fragile intimacy to bombastic progressive metal, showcasing The Eternal's adeptness at crafting multifaceted compositions.
Listen to “Under The Black” and check out also the previously released video for the fascinating track “When The Fire Dies” over HERE. Link


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